Apple in Different Languages: 70 Ways to Say Apple Around the World

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Apple in Different Languages Table

Language	Native Word	Pronunciation	Example Sentence	English Meaning
English	Apple	AP-ul	I eat an apple every day.	I eat an apple every day.
Spanish	Manzana	mahn-SAH-nah	Como una manzana.	I eat an apple.
French	Pomme	pom	Je mange une pomme.	I eat an apple.
German	Apfel	AHP-fel	Ich esse einen Apfel.	I eat an apple.
Italian	Mela	MEH-lah	Mangio una mela.	I eat an apple.
Portuguese	Maçã	mah-SAN	Eu como uma maçã.	I eat an apple.
Dutch	Appel	AH-pel	Ik eet een appel.	I eat an apple.
Swedish	Äpple	EHP-leh	Jag äter ett äpple.	I eat an apple.
Norwegian	Eple	EP-leh	Jeg spiser et eple.	I eat an apple.
Danish	Æble	EH-bleh	Jeg spiser et æble.	I eat an apple.
Finnish	Omena	OH-meh-nah	Syön omenan.	I eat an apple.
Icelandic	Epli	EP-li	Ég borða epli.	I eat an apple.
Irish	Úll	OOL	Ithim úll.	I eat an apple.
Welsh	Afal	AV-al	Rwy’n bwyta afal.	I eat an apple.
Scottish Gaelic	Ubhal	OO-al	Tha mi ag ithe ubhal.	I eat an apple.
Russian	Яблоко	YAB-la-ka	Я ем яблоко.	I eat an apple.
Ukrainian	Яблуко	YAB-loo-ko	Я їм яблуко.	I eat an apple.
Belarusian	Яблык	YA-blik	Я ем яблык.	I eat an apple.
Polish	Jabłko	YAB-ko	Jem jabłko.	I eat an apple.
Czech	Jablko	YABL-ko	Jím jablko.	I eat an apple.
Slovak	Jablko	YABL-ko	Jem jablko.	I eat an apple.
Slovenian	Jabolko	ya-BOL-ko	Jem jabolko.	I eat an apple.
Croatian	Jabuka	ya-BOO-ka	Jedem jabuku.	I eat an apple.
Serbian	Јабука	ya-BOO-ka	Једем јабуку.	I eat an apple.
Bosnian	Jabuka	ya-BOO-ka	Jedem jabuku.	I eat an apple.
Bulgarian	Ябълка	YA-bal-ka	Ям ябълка.	I eat an apple.
Macedonian	Јаболко	ya-BOL-ko	Јадам јаболко.	I eat an apple.
Greek	Μήλο	MEE-lo	Τρώω ένα μήλο.	I eat an apple.
Albanian	Mollë	MOL-uh	Ha një mollë.	I eat an apple.
Romanian	Măr	MER	Mănânc un măr.	I eat an apple.
Hungarian	Alma	AL-ma	Eszem egy almát.	I eat an apple.
Turkish	Elma	EL-ma	Bir elma yiyorum.	I eat an apple.
Azerbaijani	Alma	AL-ma	Alma yeyirəm.	I eat an apple.
Kazakh	Алма	AL-ma	Мен алма жеймін.	I eat an apple.
Uzbek	Olma	OL-ma	Men olma yeyman.	I eat an apple.
Turkmen	Alma	AL-ma	Men alma iýýärin.	I eat an apple.
Arabic	تفاح	tuf-TAH	آكل تفاحة.	I eat an apple.
Hebrew	תפוח	ta-POO-akh	אני אוכל תפוח.	I eat an apple.
Persian	سیب	SEEB	من سیب می‌خورم.	I eat an apple.
Kurdish	Sêv	SEV	Ez sêv dixwim.	I eat an apple.
Hindi	सेब	SEB	मैं सेब खाता हूँ।	I eat an apple.
Urdu	سیب	SEB	میں سیب کھاتا ہوں۔	I eat an apple.
Punjabi	ਸੇਬ	SEB	ਮੈਂ ਸੇਬ ਖਾਂਦਾ ਹਾਂ।	I eat an apple.
Bengali	আপেল	A-pel	আমি আপেল খাই।	I eat an apple.
Gujarati	સફરજન	sa-fa-ra-jan	હું સફરજન ખાઉં છું.	I eat an apple.
Marathi	सफरचंद	sa-fa-ra-chand	मी सफरचंद खातो.	I eat an apple.
Nepali	स्याउ	SYAU	म स्याउ खान्छु।	I eat an apple.
Sinhala	ඇපල්	AE-pal	මම ඇපල් කනවා.	I eat an apple.
Tamil	ஆப்பிள்	AA-pil	நான் ஆப்பிள் சாப்பிடுகிறேன்.	I eat an apple.
Telugu	ఆపిల్	AA-pil	నేను ఆపిల్ తింటాను.	I eat an apple.
Kannada	ಆಪಲ್	AA-pal	ನಾನು ಆಪಲ್ ತಿನ್ನುತ್ತೇನೆ.	I eat an apple.
Malayalam	ആപ്പിൾ	AA-peel	ഞാൻ ആപ്പിൾ കഴിക്കുന്നു.	I eat an apple.
Chinese (Mandarin)	苹果	PING-gwo	我吃苹果。	I eat an apple.
Cantonese	蘋果	PING-gwo	我食蘋果。	I eat an apple.
Japanese	りんご	RIN-go	りんごを食べます。	I eat an apple.
Korean	사과	SA-gwa	사과를 먹어요.	I eat an apple.
Vietnamese	Táo	TAO	Tôi ăn táo.	I eat an apple.
Thai	แอปเปิล	AEP-pern	ฉันกินแอปเปิล.	I eat an apple.
Indonesian	Apel	AH-pel	Saya makan apel.	I eat an apple.
Malay	Epal	EH-pal	Saya makan epal.	I eat an apple.
Filipino	Mansanas	man-SA-nas	Kumakain ako ng mansanas.	I eat an apple.
Khmer	ផ្លែប៉ោម	PHLAE-pom	ខ្ញុំញ៉ាំផ្លែប៉ោម។	I eat an apple.
Lao	ຫມາກໂປມ	MAK-pom	ຂ້ອຍກິນຫມາກໂປມ.	I eat an apple.
Burmese	ပန်းသီး	PAN-thee	ကျွန်တော် ပန်းသီးစားတယ်။	I eat an apple.
Mongolian	Алим	A-lim	Би алим иддэг.	I eat an apple.
Swahili	Tufaha	too-FA-ha	Ninakula tufaha.	I eat an apple.
Zulu	Ihhabhula	ee-ha-BU-la	Ngidla ihhabhula.	I eat an apple.
Afrikaans	Appel	AH-pel	Ek eet ‘n appel.	I eat an apple.
Hausa	Tuffa	TOOF-fa	Ina cin tuffa.	I eat an apple.
Amharic	ፖም	POM	ፖም እበላለሁ።	I eat an apple.
Somali	Tufaax	too-FAAX	Waxaan cunaa tufaax.	I eat an apple.
Malagasy	Paoma	pa-O-ma	Mihinana paoma aho.	I eat an apple.

How to Say Apple in Different Languages

The word for apple changes from one language to another, but many languages have similar sounds because of shared history and cultural connections. For example, Alma is used in several Central Asian languages, while Apel or Appel appears in multiple European and Southeast Asian languages.

Learning apple translations is a great way to improve vocabulary and understand how languages are connected around the world.

Why Learn Apple in All Languages?

Knowing how to say apple in different languages can help you:

• Build multilingual vocabulary
• Improve language-learning skills
• Communicate while traveling
• Teach children basic foreign words
• Explore global cultures and traditions

Because apples are common worldwide, they are often among the first fruit names taught in language courses.

Apple Around the World

Apples are grown and enjoyed in many countries. From Europe and Asia to Africa and the Americas, this fruit is part of countless recipes, traditions, and daily meals. As a result, the word apple has unique translations in nearly every language.

Whether you are studying Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, French, or Japanese, learning the local word for apple is a useful first step in expanding your language knowledge.

Conclusion

Learning apple in different languages is an enjoyable way to discover new cultures and expand your vocabulary. The 70 translations listed above show how one simple fruit can have many names across the world. Use these words in conversations, travel experiences, and language-learning activities to improve your communication skills.

FAQs:

1. How do you say apple in different languages?

Apple has different translations worldwide, including Manzana in Spanish, Pomme in French, Apfel in German, and Seeb in Hindi and Urdu.

2. What is apple in all languages?

There is no single universal word for apple. Every language has its own translation, pronunciation, and writing system.

3. How do you pronounce apple in Japanese?

Apple in Japanese is りんご, pronounced as RIN-go.

4. What is the Chinese word for apple?

In Mandarin Chinese, apple is 苹果, pronounced PING-gwo.

5. Why are apple translations useful?

Apple translations help language learners improve vocabulary, understand cultures, and communicate more effectively while traveling.